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WHETHER we like to admit it or not, every one of us can harness a hostility towards being told what we can and cannot do. The majority of us, however, are understanding of the need for certain ground rules which help maintain law and order. Despite this, the police force and the role it plays in our society can consistently divide opinion. When a criminal is busted for dealing drugs, any fury they hurl towards the officers who have caught them is perhaps predictable although unwarranted. But then there are the armchair commentators or the faceless keyboard warriors who, having never...

WHETHER we like to admit it or not, every one of us can harness a hostility towards being told what we can and cannot do. The majority of us, however, are understanding of the need for certain ground rules which help maintain law and order. Despite this, the police force and the role it plays in our society can consistently divide opinion. When a criminal is busted for dealing drugs, any fury they hurl towards the officers who have caught them is perhaps predictable although unwarranted. But then there are the armchair commentators or the faceless keyboard warriors who, having never...

THE first Friday night of freedom since the lifting of restrictions was always going to be preconceived as a bubbling cauldron, capable of boiling over at any moment. With the lockdown leash loosened, following 16 claustrophobic months, punters wanting to let off a little steam was to be expected – and who can blame them? The free-spirited rebels in us would never have previously agreed to not cuddle a loved one or dance in a bar, but for the greater good, we did. On Friday, people were finally able let their hair down and even order a pint without having to order on an app from the...

Holby City will be coming to an end - here's how the BBC could wrap up the soap and who we could see in a Casualty crossover.

Holby City fan petition attracts 11,500 signatures to save show in two days Amy West © BBC Holby City petition attracts 11,500 signatures in two days as fans campaign to save the long-running medical drama. In response, loyal viewers have launched an online campaign in an attempt to save the show – and it's already racked up over 15,000 signatures at time of writing. Addressing the BBC, the change.org page urges the broadcaster to reconsider its decision to "scrap" the programme, which began in 1999 as a spin-off to Casualty, and argues that it's "an important representa...